The Coaching Corner Blog

Life coaching is frequently criticized for being “too broad,” yet this critique often reveals a misunderstanding of how humans experience life rather than a flaw in the coaching discipline itself. Human functioning is inherently interdependent and systemic—psychologically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally. This article deep dives into the contextual and human-centered examination of life coaching.

International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month are easy to celebrate with quotes and pink graphics. Do you know what’s hard? Letting the month change how we listen, what we assume, and what we treat as “normal” in coaching.

Studies spanning over four decades have documented the phenomenon of imposter syndrome across various professional sectors. In this article, I share how my proprietary framework PARA can help minimize imposter syndrome, and the science behind this approach.